Could you possibly attach extension poles to this to pull behind X-country skis?
37978
Poles? Or do you mean extra rope? I'd say you could add extra rope but I'm not sure how easy it would be for you or how comfortable it would be for the passenger. I know XC skiing can be smooth, but I'd anticipate the sled to have a more jerking motion. It's been a few years since we had it (moved out if snowy climate) so no recent experience.
37979
I wish I could help. I gave the sled as a gift and don't actually know. He loves it though.
37980
"You probably could, you would just need to sort out how to bolt them on and I am guessing that the widths on the sides would dictate narrow poles or at least narrow connection points."
1327669
I would try to make a three point with the front side handles and the front or something and not just pull it from the front handle. I always thought that it would make a great pull behind for a jet ski. I say go for it.
374216
It could, but not attached to the poles unless they were low profile bait casting reels. This would also limit the amount of pole space.
1249547
It works well although you might have to add a piece of rope on to the existing one, depending on how long you extend the pole.
1382564
Yes... First you have to set the correct depth of your screw holes with your drill bit, for the depth of the base of your skis. Then mount the bindings.
2157240
I would recommend using the ski attachment kit. The side mount is typically used to attach from the side (i.e. a car or wall).
543387
We used it for two pair and also put some ski clothes in also. But it can be tightened with exterior straps, so I would guess you could just put one pair in and surround them with poles, goggles, gloves, etc.
1757437
If there is an attachment to fit the pole, this pole would work fine. An attachment similar to the brush and skim net.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
1588605
If you mean attaching a pole so it extends further I would think the answer is no because you need to be at the controls right behind the saw to start it.
692978
This is more a manufacturer question. It would be great if they do a telescope type of extension pole.
1073247
No, you can't. You can't on the original ones on the snow blower either. The skidplate (which can also be purchased here) that mounts to the lower front edge of the blower, however, can be flipped to get twice the life.
1897320
Don't know if I would add to many more poles than the ones that come with the stretcher unless you have some way of keeping the poles from bowing.
20900
It's possible. It's really best to have two people to pull on opposite poles, but once you get it stretched out, lifting the top up isn't difficult. It's pretty heavy all in the carrying case, though.
75425
I can't see why not. However it is basically designed to be pulled instead of pushed, but as long as you keep the front stand elevated enough to avoid ground based obstacles, no problem. ^_^
101060
There is nothing mentioned about the tailgate being restricted while the skis are attached to the vehicle. I would be careful for the first time just to make sure. The installation instructions do not show the skis as overhanging the rear of the vehicle.
1355154
Sure just as long as your skis aren't overhanging the edge of the car. It's a really sturdy rack.